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Russ, <br /> The proposed location for the trench is the most effective place to have the trench or extraction <br /> wells to address the water polluted by the diesel release because that is where the water is most <br /> impacted. Gallon per gallon that location will remove the most contaminants, moving the location <br /> 100 feet will greatly increase the amount of water that must be removed to achieve the same <br /> degree of remediation. <br /> The proposed trench cannot be put on your property if you refuse access. The law does require <br /> adjacent property owners to cooperate in investigating and remediating the contamination; <br /> however there is considerable room to negotiate what will be done and how to fix the problem. I <br /> recommend that you contact the other party and have a meeting to work out what to do; my office <br /> could conduct the meeting. <br /> I <br /> have long though that extracting water through the monitoring wells or through new extraction <br /> wells would have been effective enough, but the consultant favors the trench approach, which is <br /> essentially a large well across the whole plume. <br /> Your cooperation in this matter will be greatly appreciated; we would all like to get the problem <br /> cleaned up and the site closed. If I can be of further assistance, please let me know. <br /> Nuel <br /> i <br /> From: russ zellmer [mailto:rcz58z@yahoo.com] <br /> Sent: Thursday, January 22, 2009 1:57 PM <br /> To: Nuel Henderson [EH] <br /> Subject: RE: release paper <br /> Hi Nuel, <br /> Regarding the clean up of the groundwater at 7500 W. I 1 th street and using my property at 7501 V <br /> 11th street. Reading thru the reports, I'm concerned that my property will be tied up for 6+ weeks.. <br /> would like to recommend that they do this trench across the road in the empty field. I can't imagin. <br /> 100 - feet either way will make a bit of difference. <br /> it's my assumptino that Navarro would need to contact me and get my ok to do this on my property <br /> the cleanup responsibility lies with him. Is that correct? I'm not sure how this works. <br /> Regards, <br /> Russ Zellmer <br /> --- On Thu, 1/8/09, Nuel Henderson [EH] <nhenderson@Sjcehd.com>wrote: <br /> From: Nuel Henderson [EH] <nhenderson@sjcchd.com> <br /> Subject: RE: release paper <br /> To: rcz58z@yahoo.com <br /> Date: Thursday, January.8, 2009, 8:22 AM <br /> Russ, <br /> I must have forgotten to attach the figures to the last email, IF-1ve attached them to this one. In my <br />